Fascism

Here are the Full Ranks of the SS in order of Highest to Lowest with Translation:

Reichsfuhrer - SS : National Leader

Oberst-Gruppenfuhrer und Generalobrst der Waffen SS : Supreme Group Leader and colonel genreal of the Waffen SS

Obergruppenfuhrer und General der Waffen SS : Senior Group Leader and General of the Waffen SS

Gruppenfuhrer und Generalleutnant der Waffen SS : GroupLeader and Lieutenant of the Waffen SS

Brigadefuhrer und Generalmajor der Waffen SS : Brigade Leader and Major General of the Waffen SS

Oberstgruppenführer ::Superpreme Group Leader

Obergruppenführer : Senior Group Leader

Gruppenfuhrer : Group Leader

Brigadefuhrer : Brigade Leader

Oberfuhrer : Senior Leader

Stadartenfuhrer : Regiment Leader

Obersturmbannfuhrer : Senior assault unit leader

Sturmbannfuhrer: Assault unit leader

Haupsturmfuhrer: Chief assault leader

Obersturmfuhrer : Senior assault leader

Untersturmfuhrer : Junior assault leader

Sturmschafuhrer : Chief squad leader

Hauptschafuhrer : Senior squad leader

Schafuhrer : Squad Leader

Unterschafuhrer : Junior squad leader

Rottenfuhrer : Section leader

Sturmmann : Storm trooper

Obermann : Senior trooper

Oberschutze : Senior rifleman

Mann : Trooper

Schutze : Rifleman

Anwarter : Candidate

Bewerber : Applicant

It is communist but effectively a castro dictatorship and therefore one.

Die Fahne hoch! Die Reihen fest geschlossen!SA marschiert mit ruhig, festem Schritt.Kam'raden, die Rotfront und Reaktion erschossen,Marschier'n im Geist in unser'n Reihen mitKam'raden, die Rotfront und Reaktion erschossen,Marschier'n im Geist in unser'n Reihen mit.Die Straße frei den braunen Batallionen.Die Straße frei dem Sturmabteilungsmann!Es schau'n aufs Hakenkreuz voll Hoffnung schon Millionen.Der Tag für Freiheit und für Brot bricht an!Zum letzten Mal wird schon Appell geblasen!Zum Kampfe steh'n wir alle schon bereit!Bald flattern Hitlerfahnen über alle Straßen.Die Knechtschaft dauert nur noch kurze Zeit!Die Fahne hoch! Die Reihen fest geschlossen!SA marschiert mit ruhig-festem Schritt.Kameraden, die Rotfront und Reaktion erschossen,Marschieren im Geist in unseren Reihen mit.

The nazi stormtroopers was a way to refer to the SA/the brownshirts. Or the Schusztaffel or SS. The Brownshirts/SA, and the SS battled at the beginning of the war on who was to be hitlers body gaurd. The SS won.

Yes. Hitler really admired Mussolini and kept sending him letters and things, but Mussolini didn't really care what Hitler thought of him.

The leaders name was Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini of Italy The idea it was Churchill is very wrong.

adolf Hitler was the dictator of nazi Germany from 1933 until his suicide in 1945. he blames the Jews for the destruction of their country after world war 1 and everybody believes him. he had power also.

In WW2, it was Benito Mussolini aka Il Duce (The Duke)

With some proper handling Italy could have been kept from joining the Axis, but the problem was generally that Nations in Europe were more focused on Germany and therefore didn't play the right cards. However if Germany was brought up short, than Italy would have been as well.

The Italians themselves didn't support Fascism but their leadership under Mussolini did and eventually they killed him to support the fact that they didn't support Fascism.

Emperor Hirohito

Actually, Japan was the only Axis Power that was not Fascist. It had a puppet monarchy with the Emperor, Hirohito, being controlled by military generals.

Mussolini encouraged people and made them believe that he would bring Italy from the ruins to an imperial state and thus obtained the loyalty of people.He was not against religion and thus got support of the church and the priests.

it was that Mussolini had a thing wiv other countrys. init.

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Mussolini wanted to make Italy into a renowned superpower - rich, resourceful, with a super army so that she could get hold of more resources. He wanted her to be feared, respected etc,,

Fascism in Spain "spread" through conquest, so General Francisco Franco's ability to mobilize large numbers of soldiers strategically against his Republicanist adversaries was critical in spreading fascism in Spain. Franco's troops both came from the Spanish legions in Morocco and from the assistance of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy that sent weapons and troops to aid Franco's Nationalists.

The German armed forces were formally ordered to begin using the Nazi salute on July 24, 1944. Prior to this date the Nazi or Fascist salute, with the right arm stiffly extended to its full length and usually accompanied by a loud “Heil Hitler,” had been optional in the armed forces. In fact, outside of the SS units which routinely used the Nazi salute, the regular army (Wehrmacht) tended to stick with the more typical military salute of the right hand touching the rim of the cap.

What precipitated the change was the failure of the July 20, 1944 plot to assassinate Hitler. A bomb was placed in the conference room at Rastenburg where Hitler held his daily briefings, but unfortunately the blast only injured him. Hitler had long since had all the armed forces swear an oath of allegiance to him personally, but the matter and manner of saluting had been discretionary until after the bombing, when Hitler wanted to further insure the enduring allegiance of his forces by using the Nazi salute exclusively. This continued until at least April 30, 1945, when Hitler committed suicide in the Führerbunker in Berlin beneath the Chancellery. Seven days later Germany surrendered unconditionally.

Since the end of the war, the use of the Nazi or Fascist stiff-armed salute has been forbidden by law in Germany and Austria, although variations of it are still used by neo-Nazis and German skinheads.

Fascism was a direct result of the social and economic instability cause by World War 1 and the Depression. Opportunistic politicians used wartime propaganda to appeal to disgruntled Europeans. Those politicians promised prosperity, the prevention of communism, territorial conquests, and a cure for social problems. That was the basis for the rise of Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler, both of whom appealed to unemployed veterans and violent youths.

confidence,passion that their form of government what the right way and all leader have some form of charismatic charm

Adolf Hitler was a dictator. He didn't know he was, but other people tried to tell him and if they did he'd send them to death camps to be murdered in the gas chambers. Then when he looked him, his wife, and his loved German Shepard dog, Blondie, inside a bunker and it is said he killed himself.

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Italy
Probably Italy. The fascist government started in 1922 under Benito Mussolini.

Communism and capitalism are two very different ideologies that are often in conflict with each other. Capitalism is based on the idea of a free market economy where individuals and businesses compete for resources and profits. Communism on the other hand is based on the concept of collective ownership of resources where resources are shared and distributed among the public. Both ideologies have been in conflict since their inception and the conflict has been fueled by a variety of factors such as:

• Economic competition between countries
• Differing views on social justice
• Differing views on economic inequality
• Differing views on government control

At the root of the conflict between capitalism and communism is the fundamental disagreement about the best way to organize society. Communism advocates for an egalitarian society where everyone has equal access to resources while capitalism is based on the idea of individualism and competition. This disagreement has caused a great deal of tension between the two ideologies which has resulted in conflict between countries and individuals.

The leadership of the SA (Sturmabteilung) was purged off.

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Francisco Franco.

Yes, fascism is characterized by extreme nationalism, militarism, and anti-communist beliefs.

He was from Spain. He had been a general and well-respected within the military. He was aided by the Germans and Italians during the Spanish Civil War in 1936. The German Luftwaffe greatly benefiitted from this experience

since it gave its pilots combat experience and tested the new fighters and bombers. The Soviet Union sided with the Spanish Republic and provided military assistance. One interesting note about Franco was his relationship with Adolf Hitler. Hitler travelled to Southern France in 1941 to meet the Spanish dictator. He wanted Spain to enter the war against the Western Allies.

Spain refused and on the way back to Germany, Hitler confided to Goering and others, that Franco was the hardest person he had ever negotiated with and decided never to see him again, which he never did. Franco, did contribute a brigade to the eastern front in 1942. Most were killed within the first 6 months of combat against the Russians.